Sentence examples similar to affection of time from inspiring English sources

In a forensic sample we examined the stability of VH-CDT during laboratory handling as well as the possible affection of time-dependent changes of total transferrin concentrations in vitreous humour (VH-Transferrin) in the dead body on VH-CDT as indicator of alcohol misuse.

In Spain, the candidate asset most commonly featured in both the GLM and the decision tree analysis was FSS (expressed as the ease of access to help and affection during times of difficulty) the latter highlighting significantly enhanced life satisfaction with high levels of FSS.

My boyfriend, the object of my affection at the time, (and of my commitment resistance) had discovered this Sheryl Crow too.

I'll return to this construction in a moment, "the one embraced the other". It's a phrase of reciprocity — one embraced the other — the reciprocity of affections across time.

But he also concedes that it is human nature to think fondly of the past, knowing that his team also has the possibility to grow in affection with the passage of time.

Again there is narrowness, and again a lack of affection, this time for her ex-husband, her shrink and her upstairs neighbor.

I continue pretending to follow along, feeling bursts of affection every time the uncoordinated girl obviously does the wrong move.

Moreover, while the public affection at the time of her win was clearly genuine, and (the mainly youthful) Big Brother audience is unlikely to be prejudiced, there was also a 'love-bombing' element that rang hollow.

Show her physical affection from time to time.

Show her verbal affection from time to time.

In a letter to the publisher she wrote: Practically every character in The Bell Jar represents someone — often in caricature — whom Sylvia loved; each person had given freely of time, thought, affection, and, in one case, financial help during those agonizing six months of breakdown in 1953. . . .